Can-can

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 17
kan-kan, n. a dance in some public balls at Paris and elsewhere, characterised by immodest gestures and postures. [Usually referred to L. quamquam , the pronunciation of which was long hotly disputed in the French schools; Littré quotes an O. Fr. caquehan , a noisy a embly.]
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